Andy Patrizio

If ever there was a good technology barometer for consumer sentiment, Apple would have to be it. After all, if the country were truly on bad economic

Source: Reuters On Wednesday Apple Computer did something it almost never does: make an acquisition. The strategy behind it, though, is baffling. Apple

Microsoft has issued a rare security alert, something it usually doesn't do because then that tells the bad guys where to go look for an exploit. That

Is there a light at the end of AMD's long dark tunnel? Or is that just the headlight of an oncoming train with a big blue "I" on it? The chipmaker

PALO ALTO, CALIF. - What if someone held a debate and only one side showed up? The likely result is what happened here Thursday on the campus of Stanford

SAN FRANCISCO -- On-demand software company NetSuite on Wednesday took the wraps off its new global services suite, designed to offer consolidated

Sometimes, it's all about finding the silver lining. In the case of IBM, the weakness of the U.S. dollar ended up being a strength for the company,

Now that AMD (NYSE: AMD) has gotten its troubles behind it and is producing its Quad Core Opteron in large volumes, tier 1 OEMs are lining up to announce

Basic economics tells you that when there is an oversupply of something, you cut back on production. It took memory manufacturers a little while to figure

(Update: 4/18) It's amazing how quickly things change these days, thanks to the Internet, and more important, just how dogged some blogging sites have

Intel CEO Paul Otellini at CES 2008. Source: Intel After causing a one-day scare on Wall Street in March with a warning that its margins would suffer from

Some times people just rattle the saber, other times they draw it. After doing the former, Seagate Technologies on Monday did the latter. It filed a